Vascular Complexity, Heterogeneity and Metabolism in Health and Disease

This two-day seminar is also a great opportunity to network with the leading scientists in the field, and with those who will become the next generation of researchers and scholars.

Vascular networks in all organs are the product of coordinated signals during development which specify cell identity. In turn, the cell types specified will play a role in maintaining homeostasis and responding to disease. Endothelial cell heterogeneity across vascular beds, as well as their metabolism, are increasingly being uncovered thanks to single cell RNA-sequencing and other state-of-the-art tools. The 2023 Vascular Cell Biology GRS aims to shine a light on new, unpublished research, and harbor discussion and collaboration, in a relaxed and informal environment so that novel and experienced researchers can interact. Attendees are expected to participate in poster presentations and short talks, which will be a great opportunity for trainees to gain experience and receive feedback as they move forward with their work.

The 2023 GRS on Vascular Cell Biology promises an exciting program of scientific presentations, mentoring panel, and social interactions that are sure to bring together collaborations that may last decades. It is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge on the upcoming science in the field of vascular biology, as well as make professional connections that will be relevant to your future. We look forward to your participation!